2023 Breakthrough Zimbabwe Elections | Seeds of hope

[@SdumisileNsingo]

You're welcome to Zim pls come back to your farms that were stolen by Mugabe

[@conceretejungle1150]

You are day dreaming mate

[@businessmind8701]

They don't have land in Zimbabwe. They come back under our low.

[@Bkshumbachikara]

Why talk about African land people sacrificed their lives for the land wich had been illegally occupied by British settlers and American settlers.forget about our land it belongs to black Zimbabwean

[@danielchrist263]

Can I refrase White disaposesed Zimbabwe to Black Disposessed Zimbabwe and debate.

[@nkululekogeza8262]

Compensation for what. Who will compensate our forefathers. No to compensation.

[@conceretejungle1150]

They must compensate blacks for all they did to them

[@barbaraannelangridge3930]

The inclusion of Matabele leadership is a very "tricky" alignment. It has the potential to open up and directly link the debate around dispossession of land from "white commercial farmers" since the year 2000, to becoming a broader scope to include historical legacy from the early 1980's during the genocide of Matabele people - who did not own title, but were largely living in the allocated and traditional land areas set up by the British Government in 1930. In my view, as soon as the concept of legacy dispossession is approached broadly, one can not roll back the time scale to 1914, which culminated in the 1919 Privy Council Ruling (records on Hansard) which ordered the right of the British South Africa Company (BSAC) to sell and/or rent all land in Southern Rhodesia in order to cover administration costs. Then in 1930 - the BSAC rules the land act which divided Southern Rhodesia into commerical and non commerical areas. So how far does the land dispossession go back to address the historical legacies - who is ultimately responsible - because simply put or understood, it seems that the British sold the land of South Rhodesia which it occupied - but did not own except by thier own declaration and without any legal considerations of the first nations tribes - which themselves had originated from different migrations over centuries. Its all very complex - and I believe SAAI should stick with its core focus which is to represent dispossessed commercial farmers and title deed holders, whether they are black, white or what ever.

[@pinky7621]

Well done. It's the first step. Get some of the land back

[@barbaraannelangridge3930]

@@pinky7621 as a former commercial farmer who was violently evicted and having revisited the farm since then,there us nothing to inspire one to return. Dispossessed farmers only want restitution - aka money. Most of us are too old to return and in any event most of the farms are completely trashed.

[@conceretejungle1150]

Go back to Europe guys you won't get our land back

[@anthonytsindikidzo5452]

Why do we want to compensate them? Who should be compensated here

[@juliechurley2716]

Research. Many were violently evicted from land they had paid for

[@takundamusifari135]

Stop wasting your time look for opportunities there in uk plz stay there

[@politedube55]

? your all over the world looking those people to give you job let them come they welcome

[@takundamusifari135]

@@politedube55 my friend go back to school and pray for wisdom homie, that's all I can say to u, because ahhh out of 10 brains God gave u, how many are operating? I guess two.

[@conceretejungle1150]

Pure slave mentality

[@larry-z9m]

We never hear anything in western media about Africa.

[@CCLilja]

Ben Freeth's Rhodesian accent is so beautifully clear and mellow. Second to none!

[@conceretejungle1150]

Zimbabwean accent

[@CCLilja]

@@conceretejungle1150 Do you honestly think that Ben Freeth sounds like Robert Mugabe? The other bloke in this interview is speaking English with the accent of an Afrikaner.

[@conceretejungle1150]

@@CCLilja they must go back to Europe

[@ReeceMarshallPersonal]

@@CCLilja: from Zimbabwe 😁

[@CCLilja]

@@ReeceMarshallPersonal I know it's from Zimbabwe.

[@TreyJones-kp9hk]

Zimbabwe will never be a colony again.

[@TreyJones-kp9hk]

Pamberi ne Zanu pf . ED pfee pfeee